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Lady maybe / Julie Klassen.

Summary:

"One final cry. God almighty, help us! and suddenly her world shifted violently, until a blinding collision scattered her mind and shook her bones. Then, the pain. The freezing water. And as all sensation drifted away, a hand reached for hers, before all faded to darkness. Now she has awakened as though from some strange, suffocating dream in a warm and welcoming room she has never seen before, and tended to by kind, unfamiliar faces. But not all has been swept away. She recalls fragments of the accident. She remembers a baby. And a ring on her finger reminds her of a lie. But most of all, there is a secret. And in this house of strangers, she can trust no one but herself"-- Provided by publisher.

Record details

  • ISBN: 9780425282076
  • Physical Description: 389 pages ; cm
  • Edition: Berkley trade paperback edition.
  • Publisher: New York : Berkley Books, 2015.
Genre:
Christian fiction.
Fiction.

Available copies

  • 4 of 7 copies available at NC Cardinal.
  • 3 of 3 copies available at Onslow County Public Library. (Show)

Holds

  • 1 current hold with 7 total copies.
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Location Call Number / Copy Notes Barcode Shelving Location Status Due Date
Jacksonville Main Library FIC KLASSEN (Text) 36015000714150 Adult Fiction Available -
Richlands Branch Library FIC KLASSEN (Text) 36015001312962 Adult Fiction Christian Available -
Swansboro Branch Library FIC KLASSEN (Text) 36015000898995 Adult Fiction Christian Available -
Braswell Memorial Main Library FIC Klassen (Text) 540191011033080 Adult Fiction Available -
Dorothy Wightman Library AFIC KLA (Text) 30372101423256 Adult Fiction Checked out 08/11/2026
High Point Library FIC Klassen,Julie (Text) 30519009488365 Adult Fiction In transit -
Person County Library F KLA (Text) 34622503755044 Adult Fiction In transit -

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Summary: "One final cry. God almighty, help us! and suddenly her world shifted violently, until a blinding collision scattered her mind and shook her bones. Then, the pain. The freezing water. And as all sensation drifted away, a hand reached for hers, before all faded to darkness. Now she has awakened as though from some strange, suffocating dream in a warm and welcoming room she has never seen before, and tended to by kind, unfamiliar faces. But not all has been swept away. She recalls fragments of the accident. She remembers a baby. And a ring on her finger reminds her of a lie. But most of all, there is a secret. And in this house of strangers, she can trust no one but herself"--